Sentence examples for as distinct orders from inspiring English sources

Standard English and American systems differ in their classification of Megaloptera and Raphidiodea as distinct orders.

Although the tendency has been to classify these groups as distinct orders, they sometimes are placed in the order Neuroptera.

The order Orthoptera infrequently includes, in addition to the grasshoppers and crickets, three other closely related groups (classified above as distinct orders): dictyopterans (cockroaches and mantids), grylloblattids, and phasmids (stick and leaf insects).

The term neuropteran frequently is used to describe three closely related groups, classified here as three distinct orders: Neuroptera (lacewings), Raphidiodea (snakeflies), and Megaloptera (dobsonflies and alderflies).

Although some entomologists treat them as a distinct order (Zeugloptera), others place them in the order Lepidoptera.

NCBI BlastN searches identified a similarity between the E. erythrinus Rex3 sequence and sequences found in fish from other distinct orders, such as Anguilliformes, Perciformes, Beloniformes, Cyprinodontiformes and Tetraodontiformes.

When co-linearity was assessed by including and excluding the different covariates in distinct orders, the final models were the same as those presented in Table 1.

Acari (mites and ticks) have been variously ranked as a group composed of one to seven or more distinct orders [ 1].

Although Opiloacariformes has been regarded as a third, distinct order [ 3], both internal and external morphology leaves little doubt that they should be included within the Parasitiformes [ 4- 6].

Distinct ordered planes as suggested by the discrete spots were observed on CNF (right inset of Fig. 1d), while a mixture of compact fine grains several nanometers in size embedded in an amorphous phase was suggested for the TiO2 sheath (left inset of Fig. 1d).

It is '=' that must serve as the I-predicable, and it renders distinct ordered pairs of integers discernible.